epopoiía
Epopoiía is a term used in literary criticism to describe the narrative element of a story, particularly its plot or sequence of events. It refers to the "what happens" in a work, as opposed to the "how it is told," which is known as the mythos. Epopoiía is a fundamental component of storytelling, encompassing the actions, characters, and their interactions that drive the narrative forward.
The concept of epopoiía originates from ancient Greek literary theory, notably from Aristotle's Poetics. While often
Epopoiía can be simple or complex, linear or non-linear. It can involve a straightforward chronological account